Suspect in Peggy Nadell murder pleads guilty
A second suspect involved in the murder of Rockland County political activist Peggy Nadell has pleaded guilty. Eltia Grant pleaded guilty to a hindering prosecution charge this afternoon and agreed
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Jun 18, 2014, 3:18 AM
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A second suspect involved in the murder of Rockland County political activist Peggy Nadell has pleaded guilty.
Eltia Grant pleaded guilty to a hindering prosecution charge this afternoon and agreed to cooperate against two other women charged with murdering the 80-year-old grandmother.
Co-defendant Tanisha Joyner has already agreed to a similar plea deal, strengthening the case against both Diana Nadell, Peggy Nadell's daughter-in-law, and Andrea Benson.
Nadell and Benson are believed to have conspired to kill Nadell for her $4 million estate.
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